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As e-bike popularity rises among youth, Virginia Beach PD pushes safety (opens the original)
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An electric bike, or e-bike, has been at the top of Donal Morrison’s wish list for a few years. For his 11th birthday, his parents bought him one. His mom, Nadine Morrison, said she and her husband debated buying one for a long time. Now that their son has one, they have rules – he can ride it in their cul-de-sac while a parent is outside, he must wear a helmet and pads and he needs to take a safety class. “It’s a hard decision,” she said. “You think about teaching them the right things to do an
Virginia Beach Schools reaches agreement with U.S. Ed. Department over Title IX investigations (opens the original)
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The U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights claims Virginia Beach City Public Schools failed to properly investigate and record reports of sexual misconduct against students, violating Title IX. The division and the department reached an agreement this week to “restore protections for students who have reported sexual misconduct,” according to a Thursday afternoon news release. Superintendent Donald Robertson Jr. said in a statement released late Friday afternoon that the division
Which cities and counties in Hampton Roads are asking voters to decide on a 1% sales tax for school construction? (opens the original)
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Some voters will get to decide whether they want a 1% sales tax to fund school construction and maintenance projects. Legislation passed in Richmond this year allows localities statewide to put the referendum on their ballot if they choose. Previously, only certain localities could propose the sales tax. It comes after decades of backlog and school divisions begging for more funding. Though many reports rank Virginia public schools among the best in the nation, Virginia is notably behind on scho
Norfolk families, staff see rezoning plans for elementary schools that will close next fall (opens the original)
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Norfolk Public Schools is preparing to close four elementary schools at the end of the school year and rezone its students. Division leaders met with families and staff at the impacted schools – Granby, Lindenwood, P.B. Young and Tarrallton – to answer questions and ease anxieties. The closures and consolidations arepart of a five-year plan approved by the school board last year to address decreasing enrollment and facility usage. The board blamed the Norfolk City Council, which approved a resol
If schools need construction money, why aren’t counties asking voters for a 1% sales tax? (opens the original)
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There’s little disagreement that Virginia is behind on school capital improvement projects and maintenance. More than half the state’s schools are over 50 years old and divisions often have long construction and maintenance backlogs. About a third of the state’s cities and counties, including 10 in Hampton Roads, will ask voters in November to approve a 1% sales tax dedicated to school capital improvement. But just because jurisdictions aren’t bringing forward the referendum doesn’t mean they do
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